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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-28


w NY G. IL. r. H. CO., lessees
utes earlier from foot OF Jay.sL, North River:
Detroit and Chicago, - :55 a. Ia, % % $40 y M
ST. Louis, % .0j, . rs D. m.
Syracuse Buffalo Rochester, Suspension Bridge, Niagara
Falls, rs, - :55, a. m, % %, 9 rs ,. IN.
Utica, rs, % :55, IL 80 a. N. q 90, 'S:l5 p n.
Kingston SaugcTties Caskiil, Albany, 10. '7;lb.
% IS. II 80 a. m, 4, 20 ;05. . rs ,. m.
CTanstDn's West Point, Cornwall Newburg, IL 40,
g Is = rs. % ;65 40 l5 IL 80 M ~ as, T. 10.
g. IS rs, 45 y. m. and a. M 40 - 20 D. IL Gran
toms, Cornwall, Newburg.
Hamilton, London, % IS a. M. u %, rs p. m.
Toronto, 10 IS a m. 10 O5 g is 2. m.
Elegant sleeping for bunaO, Niagara Fails, Gin
cnnaI Detroit, thicagO and ST. Louis
Saratoga Specials. II 30 m, 3 45 D. m. Drawing
roll cars through 10 Saratoga
Lake George IL 80 a. m. Saturdays only, J as p N.
Lakes MObOuk ami NJ Iewasks Via NcwPAis, " ii 80
m, 81 as, 45 y. Drawing room Cars " Kingston
on o. II 80 q. m. As p. m. trains.
Kaaterskil Hunter, Grand Hut,l station and b. Pho
nicla, l5 ., II 80 m, IL AS, - - N: Drawing
room Grand Hotel Station and Phpnicta for Hotel
Ksaterskni and Mountain HOusoJ on 0. ilS0 M, and
Palenville, cairo and Mountlin House Station, si5.
caskii on IL 30 a. m. and ;46 .. trains.
DAILY. iDaily except Saturday. ssaturdays only.
thor trains daily except sunday.
For tickets time ab es, parOr or seepinRcar accomno
ds,ions information, apply a. Offices BroONJn, S31
Washngton-st, 100 fult0n.st Annex once foot OF Fu
ton New York ciy-303, Ieo, Dt2 broadway, 1913 l2
Bowsrv ~ Park Place. and West Shore stations foot Of
we,t 42dst, foot OF Jay-st, n r. q T. LAMBERT.
Vanderbltavc. Genera Pass nger Agni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-28
TIE PETROLBUM MARKET

The speculation In crude oil certificates strong and
confident very opening The final advance
nrge bat trengh Of remarkable IN
tho field news. The hrst price Yielded only hall
a although "gusher was reported
and moreover Che productive held extended. The
advance from poiut about cent and tho
uR 2 highest figures The market Is
subject sk anip ustiOn OF course but public ntere.
in 1t steadily easing and the West Is Continually alb
sorbng certificates IN spite Of the bearsh news originated
The suspicion natural that the news Is made TO 10
the speculation.
The range OF prices total dealings At the CoDso
dated Exchange were as follows
Opening lowest...--... ~ u
Highest. .O2 Final @ y
$50 . o.
Refined oil was firm At previous prices.
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NEW-YORK ONTARIO g. WESTERN RY
~ Trains leave tom ferries West 42d and Jay-st Us

follows:
West 42d s a. m. Jayst., 40 M, FOR Middle:own
Falls burg Monticello, Liberty, Walton, Delhi Norwich
Chicago.
West 42d, 10 a m. Jayst so M, for Lake Mo-
honk, Lake Mnnewask1, MddetOwn, Elenyille, FalLs-
burg, Monticello, Liberty. White Lake
West AID, le y. III JaysL, SO D. m, for Lake Mo-
honk, Lake Mnnewaska. ddlctown, Ellenyile. Falls
burg, Monticell1, Liberty, White Lake. -
West aga, 35 p. Jayst, 10 M, daily for Md
Oswego, Suspension Bridge, Detroit Chicago ST. Louis.
Saturday halfhOliday tram, West 42d 10 y. M Jay
St. p M, for MlddletCwn, Ellenvilie, Fasburg Month
cello. Liberty, Whit Lake.
Pullman drawing room and sleeping cars all trains
Seats aud berths reserved 3O7 Broadway. Time table
ticket &C, 2O7. 307 0t4 1923 lroadway, 1877 9TH
ave, l34 East l2jth.st., 204 West l2jh.st, n. Y.
]. Z. ANDERSON, G. +; a,
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf
~ Trains lcsy- from chambers st. station t96 E 5IS
90 o 80 and ii 80 nl 1 10. $50, T. 90, 70,
40. 30, 8, 10 80 p. m, ~ midnight sundays ~
80 a NJ, 4 snd p. Fog Manuel Spring Valley
Monsey ana Talimans' 80 7 40, 80 m, 80 $50
D. m. u 40 D. IN. Saturdays ony) sundays ~ ID H.
n
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ITO NEw.HAvEN, 75c.

ITO NEW-HAVEN, Toe.
EXCURSION tgood daysl. 81 -
Steamers G. Il. NORTIAM and CONTIS ENTAIL leave
Peek slip Pier IS Il H., m ami ia p (sundays IL
p MI connecting al NewHayen With special trains Tor
MERIDEN. HARTFORD. -PRINGRIELD, HOLYOKE
THROUGH tickets sold aud baggage checked AZ sks Bos
way, New.York. and CourtsL Brooklyn
- HORE LINE. All Rail Route for Boston,
- Newport and the Fast Express leaves Grand Central
station a. s a. Limited LNprcss, except sunday,
p N. Fast Express at II y. fay. N wort ENprt 81
leaves AZ m daily except sunday. Palace Pafiu cars
81 eping cars 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-28

COOKS TOURS TO SUMNER RESORTS. Y
Tcseu BY oil routes 20 Niagara balls s.rasosa As,en:
ST. Lawrence Nova Scotia ANA New tnx ana rseota w
special reaching ~ me s1.s1
and points tourist interest In ths tn"ed sss
ana eaHa'1 ruowAs COOK a soH ssi BroAdwsy NY.
Cooks Excursiontss BY mail 10 csntA
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CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Y RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOII.TRACK TRUNK LINE.
GETAI TON II NANN IIFN Va IsINL
On aud after June 20 trains leave
4 A ~ III

GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
LARGEST and Finest Passenger station In America
- m. Rochester Express. dTawingtoon cars ~ Al
bany, Troy and S. rseuse.
Q a m. Saratoga, Lake George and Montreal special
rla5sS1is and Mon!tcS @!sC g - Abfns eom.
POSED exclusively OF Buffet smoSinKear dining draw
ag boom and sspn s 'qg Hory is
TOlelp, arriving hi, ago 90 a IN. neAt day .
1880 ~, Chic 90 Express, arawlng, room cars to
iii 80 a. m, Western New York and Northern Express.
z IS p m. SARATOGA LIMITED. Saturdays only
Throp gh burct smoking and drawing. room car
3 80 p m, Albany. Troy Saratoga and Utica special
through to Caldwell lake Georger on saturdays.
= p. m, Accommodation TO Albany and Troy
Mag "a FANS Bur 40 Suspension Bridge Toledo. Detroit
snd Chicago Dining-ear New York 70 Albany. 49,
sleeping o ES ce9eand
Louis Auburn, Geneva Canandlgua, Clayton and Alex.
e4SM And A2naacH pes daily sieep
ing cars % Pattsbnrg and Montreal VIA Ronses Point and
Chaeaugsy r. r. for take ebay Lyon Mountain. Raph's
LON LAX, sa anas raul Smith &c sIecler daily *,
9p M, Special sleeper. arrives ROCHESTER 40 a. M.
10 is p m, Pacific Express, with sleeping cars for
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo pc
troll and CHICAGO Sleeping'ears 70 clayton VIA oues
II is p; M Night Express. WITH sleeping cars 70 A.
west tor Saratoga Lake George and for The North Eek
sale at Grand Central Depot 4l3 S5 and 94e Braw ay
IL PARK Place Battery Place, CO West 125th st., and
and 100 Fulton sts Brooklyn and 70 gourthst. Williams
%Ssstcotrs Express call for and check baggage from
rim daily others daily except Sunday. tstop at
Mott Haven Ho, station ny daSth-'s) urv,x ,,ovrrr
Genera supcrintendcnt General Passenger Agent
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BOWERY BAY BEACH.

The most beautiful and pognlsr tamiy summer rssors VIA
horse ears 93dst Ferry 10 70 unutss P<re
cents erriage aud IRON Hnntsrs Point lsrrssa
Car 10 cena Also by soamboats troots -
Craud Pier See principal daly papers
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PACIFIC MAIL srE. hsHIP CO.. PIER FOOT OF
CAsAL-sT.. n. r.. NEW, YORK. Aug. "a, 1887

T'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this
j day declared . dividend OF ONE PER CENT the
capital stock Of this company payable aud after Thurs
Company No i2o Br:aiwy New York 70 .octholders q
close the Office Of bs Union Trus Company No IS Broad
way. EewYork. Wednesday. ssptslnDer y NJ three ~
JOSEPH HELLEN, Treasures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-28

figures than last evenings final prices. =
Government bonds were duh and steady ct unchanged
quotations, as follows:
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HUDSON RIVER By DAYLIGHT.

L Day Line Steamers
NEW YORK and ALBANY.
Daily (eNeept sundays.
Leave BROOKLYN, Futon-s (by Annex) g 100 ~ m
Leave New. York, Vestryst. pier, g 40 A. IN.
Leave New.York, West 2ed.st pier, % 90 a m.
For ALBANY landing az Yonkers, West Point New
burg. Poughkecpsle Rhinebeck CAtskill and Hudson
Returning leave Albany 80 a. m
A 1ne BAND attached 20 each boat.
CONNECTIONS:
WEST POINT and NEWBURG with down day boat.
RHlNEBECK (by ferry with special train ION lister
Del r. r. for the resorts OF the tatskill Mountains
CATSKII.I with special train on the Catskll Mt II. r.
HUDSON, with Boston Albany Il Il FOR Chatham
albany with n. Y. CENTRAL 4 II. n. II. r. for
Utica Buffalo, NIAGARA FALLS and the West with
Boston & Albany r. r for Boston d. II; G. coz
Railroad for Montreal and the North, and SPECIAL
TRAINS TO AND FROM SARATOGA. The New.Y0rk
Transfer CO. will call for and check baggage from hotels
nnht nadencea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-28

MATCH CHUNK. GLEN ONOk0 AND
sWi1ClgBACk.
GRAND EXCURSION VIA
LEHiGH VALLEY RAILROAD
WEDNESDAY. AC0. 81
Fare round trip. 81 49,
switehback. SOC extra Tram leaves York. foot OF
Cortisndt or Desbrosses at, 10 Brooklyn via PENN
syivania Annex foot OF Fulonst, a m. Tickets 25S
Broad ay Pennsyvania railroad ticket oees New.
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-28
netri3 eraiors-
Dressmaking.

A RTISTIC DRESSMAKlNG.-Tailo made
~ suits. si0i wraps g. perfect ~ AMI nni'h: hote
DennngA
nRESSMAKER.-By thoroughly STYLISH
- draper and designer knows how to cut ana ht WI 90
the day summer prcc.i CITY or country AUHoss
FIRST.CLASS DREsSMAKLR, Tribune ONCE.
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finanrial.
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY oPNEw-JERsEr.)
ll9 LIBEHTr.sT, - I
NEW YORK, August 1877
VNO THE HOLDERS of the 4" Adjustment

THO THE HOLDERS Of the Adjustment
= Mortgage Bonds " OF this company -
Notice II hereby given that of the total issue OF 80 $4,000
Adjustment Mortgage Bonds Of this company dated May l.
1878 800 have accepted tho proposition OF the COM
accrued interest at tho Central Trust Company %
Mast, IN the city OF NewYork before September
1887. on which date interest will cease
This notice given the option reservefr tho
70 the said bonds At time PRIOR 10 msnrity
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW.JERsEY.
l. II. MAXWELL. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-28

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL Bh RECEIVED Al TIE
FLOWN OFFICES, SO. 1928 Broadway. corner thirty;
$50 broadway between Twenty second
weny third sta uet p ~ So9 Vet wsny, 'n,I r
ner Fourteenst, TOO Thrdave corner fortJ-sevehtss
OD7 Thiriave. hixteth.t, and the IL ~ 1oa
OFFfCF 2D7 East hundred aud twenty nuhst, s5pV
Thriave corner one tventy hith-st ap Ios
D. IN. nc regular onico rateA
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EOR WHITE MOUNTAINS and BAR HAIR
Il BOR
PROVIDENCE LINE
w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAsSACH SETS
leave Pier 90 North River, daily except Sunday at p
Send 81 T. o. BOX 30l1 for summer Exclusion Book.
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Actual Sales Closing No.
oh@A -
on,g H.. I.o,y't Final Bid. lAskd sold
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Bankers aro Brokers.

was firm at previous prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-13
A Pretty Naval experiment.

NEvroRT, Il l., Oct i2-An interesting
and successful naval experiment was made
IN The outer harbor last night In the form
oil a torpedo attack on the United States
cruiser Atlanta. which was stripped Of her
upper sparS, and oil her spars were used In
forming u fine defense about her. Outside
Oh This, at a distance 81 about forty feet from
The ship, was stretched a steel hAw~cr, shut.
hng on all possible approach. The attack
,hg iorre consisted u fifteen or twenty steam
nenchcS under command Of Commander
,olhy " Chester, 81 the Galcna, aud these
7.une Nerc sent out soon after Z o'clock In
din.rch' directions, each IN cndeayor Ia get
tunicicntly near Tho Atlanta 60 explode a
torpedo, or within twenty yards. which was
hked M sufficient distance, before discovery
by the powerful search lights Of that shin. on
board each boat was q detail " officers from
The class AZ the war college, To act a. um-
pres, and Others performed similar duties
on buard The Atlanta, There was a large
number ot other naval officers 10 witness
The experiment. which showed most con.
tlusivcly the efficiency aud succcas uf the
Two powerful loarch lights ON the Atlanta.
Tor nearly all boats we're discovered nt q dis.
lance ~ morn than half n mile, aud not one
was able 10 approach within 100 yards of the
ship before discovery. A. soon ns each
beat bad been discovered aud the AtinutA's
guns bad becn trained an &C. a signal from
that ship announced Il WIS out OF the con.
bet and those signulf wcrc repeated rapidly
VII OH the boats had boon discovered. The
test WAS very satisfactory to the officers.
On Thursday another sham battle, like that
OF two months ago, will take place here.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-13
HELLO, THE HORSEsi
stables 70 he shipped 90 Memphis III.
rect from I~aatonia.


A telegram received yesterday by secre-
tary $. II. Montgomery, Of the jockey club,
announced that the following stables would
ship direct from the Latonia course 10 Mem
phis: Brown a Co, fifteen horses; Eugene
Leigh, eight; Campbell & Fenton, four; Tom
kiley, six; Gray 4 Co, five; A. G. Franklin,
seven; Ed. Wiley, seven; +. J. Lucas, five;
Mason a Son, five; Written Bros, six;
Charles Malone, five; one Star stables, six;
Richard Pryor, seven; Armstrong. four;
Dick Becker, four; sutherford, three; G.
Johnson, three; Cammener, three; James
Tompkins, two; NJ. A. Walden, two; John
Davis, two; w. III. Thompson, three; Con-
nelly IL Jones, two. ID. A. Honig's western
division win consolidate with his eastern di-
vision here; Maj, q. wcatherford, five, and
q. ID. Morris, from the east, g. II. Br Dckett
j. ID. Morrissey, same section, are also
assured, rs Is also A. II. Goodwin, with a
string Of five, and Mason a Son, four.
These stables will include, among the
many animals with fatiering records, the
following; Paragon, Favor, Phil Lee,
Mamie Hunt, Gold Flea, Kaloolah, White
Nose, hamburg, Lucy Johnson, Dyer, Berlin,
Vice Regent, Bankrupt, Queen BeSs, Horn
pipe, Ramble, Sir Dixon, Specially, Fustick,
Quotation. Van Leland, Locust Kitty
Conn, Viranza, Brightlight, Elmira (tho lat
Ter, from Sir Dixon down, being two year
oldsl Lisland, Little Bess, Tommic II, Cora
l., Faith Thompson, Sadie Mack, Cloncc,
Phil Lewis, Wandcroo, Dudley Oaks, Belle
Taw, Jim Nave, Ellie Hardy, Enchnntress,
Miss Pulsifer, Jessie Mcfarland, Philip 4,
Glcnfsher, Jim Gray, Dark Hall, and others.
A special through train will leave Cincin-
natl Saturday night with these stables
aboard, making passenger time and arriving
here Monday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-13
pis..tr.v. ssovm.

NooALnI A. r., Oct n-one Of tho most
disastrous storms ever known on the south.
em coast Of Mexico occurred on the Tth and
9Th. The city Of Quclito. n town Of more
than 5000 people. wns totally destroyed and
many lives host Telcgrams give account Of
most affecting scenes, many women, chill.
dren aud men nounderlng In the stormy cur
rent aud crying for hcip, which was not al
hand. Dispatches state the suppnsition II
that there were n number Of wrcks In the
gulf, hut the facts cannot be Asccrtaincd.
Later dispatches O. the Associated Press re-
port the entire coffee and orange crop In
Sinola H. stroycd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-13
TIC cd snrnr rru.,.

Nrr Youg, Oct f2-ln regard 30 the pro.
posed sugar trust" l,o sun says ~ Is
taid that ono n'crct 81 the present efforts 10
form O combination " the desire 81 some II
tho oidcf and richcs rvnnoriel TO Ect out Of
busincss. II Is hard business 10 get ont II,
for the plant Of . uugar-hous', while very cN.
pensive, Is absolutely ansalhblc. ltcfnroi
be used Tor anything circ, and The people
WHO want io undertake nugar refining ac
vdy feS AID hard 10 ind.
III a frost II formed iLcrc will be O liyie
toii u responsibility aud q WBscniiF or doc
1nesiir competition, both ~ Which viii prove
Lrcry rmicfni b. tho nvcrarr roiircr N0lc.
kpvcr. " tho urst ~. represented by thnrc.
''the property viii be- 10 dlyidnl that even
small nvestors can obtain nn Interest % ih'
3nsinos-. Snch M arrangement would rrl'
sle The present rciincrios W gradually fVde
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-13

DAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 12.-For the past
Tour days forest fires nave been rigging in So.
MONA, Alameda, San Mateo and Santa Cruz
counties, all in the vicinity Of the bay Of San
francisco. Reports from various towns in
.nese counties report the fires raging fiercer
.han ever. In Alameda thirteen miles have
pecn swept clean. Several fine farms have
been completely consumed. The ground is
covered with carcasses of all kinds of dead
animals. In San Matco several bridges and
shlngie-mills have been lcycled 10 the
ground; In Santa Cruz two box-mills nave
been destroyed. Tho fire has swept valuable
farms out Of existence and thousands of
cords OF wool have been consumed. From
Sonoma come the worst reports. The flames
have travelled ten miles In the past twenty
Tour hours and devastated everything In
Their path. Many families have been made
homeless. Miles upon miles Of timber and
vineyards nave been DESTROYED. Hundreds
OF men are out fighting the fire In the coun-
ties. The loss will be immcnsc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-13
HAPPY %NuprIALs.
Another Arkansas Couple ConSummas
Their Treth nt the GRyoso.

Tho Gayoso hotel Is fast becoming the pop
ulsr resort 10 which the lovc-lorn SWANS and
fair lasscs Of Arkansas HE themselves 10 ron
summate their plighted troth. Whether Il
Is for the novelty, or from circumstances
over which they have no control, " there Is
scarcely a week that passes that some couple
from our sister commonwealth Just across
tho river does not arrive In Memphis, have
the indissoluble band sealed, and 20 ON their
way rejoicing. ono Of the most pleasant Of
these frequent translate nuptials was that
Of Mr.. VIM, T. Thomas, the son Of Maj.
John ID. Thomas, q wealthy planter, living
near Forrest City, Ark, and Miss
Charts C~ottingham. the daughter Of
the Rev. DIR. Cottingham, Of Lit
tie Rock. The bride, her mother
and the bridegroom arrived on Tuesday
nights train. aud hal been preceded by Mr..
John C%ottingham, brother Of the bride, the
day before, who hal made arrangements for
their reception. Tho evening was spent
pleasantly In the parlors Of the hotel. and In
In tho morning at 1890 O'Clock tho
| young couple, the bride dressed In a bcauu-
iul gray travelling costume. followed by her
mother, brother and Capt Ham Williams
and wife, tho clerk Of Pulaski county. died
into the parlor. The Rev. Spence performed
| the ceremony. After congratulations, the
party paTtook Of an excellent lunch, aud
then drove over the principal streets 81 the
city la carriages. Tfioy left last night for the
home Of Mr.. Thomas, where they will re-
eciye a hearty welcome and generous rccsp'
ton. Cos.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-13

lrs thousands Of cures a re the best adver
usemcnt for DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-13
An ola nela,.r.. C~.pti,i,x.

ToLoso, H., Oct i2-A battle SCARED vet
sran Of two wars, who for nearly twenty.
two years has been held In captivity by Meri-
can brigsnd, was in town yesterday and 70
lated the wild, weird tale OF his adventures.
The story sounds more like romance than
history, but his personal appearance and q
mass Of letters from prominent men attest
Its truth, al least In part. The old walk.
ing lead mine" Is II. 7. Osgood. At sixteen
he Joined the regular army at New Orleans,
In ist5. lie served through the Mexican
war, and was at the itrst bun Run, but never
Jeciyed a scratch till he reached vicksburg,
after which the shot poured into him thick
and last and seven bullets can now be plain.
~ fell through his skin. Almost every part
OF his body Ia horribly mutilatcd.
One hand and foot arc nearly
gone. lie spent eleven months and
i've days az Andcrsonville, where ho was un.
Intentionally shot through the head by Gen.
Windcr. A band of Mexican grcaser. capt.
ured him on the Rio Grandc, In 1885. lie
made several Intellectual attempts 10 escape,
only 30 be shot for his pains. Two wounds,
rceeivcd three weeks before his rescue, are
yet unhealed. One IL In his iorehead; the
other, Inflicted with . copper missile. In bis
breast, Is six inches across. Last April th,
Mexican troops SURPRISED and made prisoner.
Of the. outlaws. who held him captiye. Os.
rood was sent 10 the American consul gen,
enl a. The the city VI Mexico, thence 10 Vora
CruA, where The vice consul provided him
transportation 10 New York. lie II now
Eoing home 10 his parents whom he be.
neyos 10 be still living near Alton.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-13

PK-Ru-SA cures Chronic Congestion Of the
Lungs, as In the casc Of Mn. J. W. Rcy-
nolda, New Lisbon, u.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-13
Catarrh, Rose or Hay Fever.

The cleansing, soothing and healing
properties OF Darby's Prophylactic Fluid
are experienced in the treatment and cure
Of Catarrh and kindred complaints. The
Fluid soothes and heals the inilamed mem
bunes and removes the offensive odor
that charactcrizcs the disease. Should the
inflammation have reached the throat use
the Fluid Ms n gargle 10 allay the inflam-
nation and d disinfcct.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-13

rom the business, where, rs now, not one
face indications that tho negotiations are
nearing an end, ID was learned yesterday
dhaa several important points have still TO be
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-13
ORDER OF PROCESSION.

The Committee to whom was referred the Route of the Pro-
ceSsiOn in honor of the President, on Saturday, October 18th,
the appointment of the Grand Marshal and Assistants, and the
location and rendezvous of the several organizations partici.
.patng, have agreed upon the following: The procession will
move promptly at 9 am, when signal guns will be fred ON
Bluff, and each organization is earnestlyiaqnssted to ben the
position assigned them, and ready to move at 5 o'clock on morn
ing of 18th inst. Citizens and merchants on line Of procession
are respectfully requested to decorate their houses
ARRANGEMENTS OF PROCESSION,
Is, 1887.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-06-11
POMONA y c.,

TWO AND HALF MILES WEST
L or GREENSBORO, y. &. Tie
MAIN line OF the r. 4 ID. X. II. passes
through the ground, ana within loG
feet OF the office. Salem trains make
regular stops twice daily each way.
Those Interested III Fruit and Fruit
growing are cordially It vited 10 inspect
this Tie largest nllrs rs in the state aud
one among the lar.eot III lle South.
The proprietor has Tor many years
visited the leading Nurseries North
and West. and eurrc>pon,led with those
OF foreign countries. gathering ever,
fruit that was calculated to suit the
South. both native and foreign. The
reputation OF Pomona Hill Nurseries i
such that many agent, going out from
Greensboro, representing other nurse
rie>, try to leave the impression that
they are representing these nurseries.
Why do they do it: Let the pubic
answer.
| have in stock growing (anl can
show visitors the same the largest and
best stock OF trees. e.. ever shown or
seen III any tWo nurseries in North Car
DINA. consisting Of apple, peach. pear.
cherry. plum, grape. Japanese per>lln-
mon. Japanese plum. aprlCot>. nc.ta-
Iiuc, Russian apricot. mulberry. 4ulnce>.
Small fruits Strawberry. raspberry.
curiaBt>. pecans, English W%tlnuto. inu-
barb. asparagus, ever5Feen-. shade trees,
roses. &C..
Give Your oTicr IL my authorized
agent or uraer dr,s.t from the nursery .
Correspondence solicited Descriptive
catalogues t4ce 10 applicants.
address i. VAN. II\HLtI.
PoEo>A. tuiliord tpu4ts. y. [.